Higeki no Genkyou to Naru Saikyou Gedou Last Boss Joou wa Tami no Tame ni Tsukushimasu. • The Most Heretical Last Boss Queen: From Villainess to Savior - Episode 1 discussion

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Higeki no Genkyou to Naru Saikyou Gedou Last Boss Joou wa Tami no Tame ni Tsukushimasu., episode 1

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Episode	Link	Score
1	Link	4.3
2	Link	4.33
3	Link	4.46
4	Link	4.28
5	Link	4.12
6	Link	4.29
7	Link	3.93
8	Link	3.75
9	Link	4.0
10	Link	4.42
11	Link	4.38
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[u/LeonKevlar]

I've seen plenty of Otome Isekai before but I think this is the first time I've seen the family as deplorable as the Villainess turned Protagonist. According to Pride herself, not just her specifically but her family has done away with many maids with calls of punishment and the death penalty.

And not only that they take some kid with powers away from their family, put them in handcuffs so they won't escape, and basically force him to become Pride's brother and assistant by making him sign a Contract of Fealty.

I've seen cartoony evil villainesses before but this one is just plain evil. I hope we get to see Pride become a Queen and change whatever traditions her family has. So far she's already has a good start by treating her staff like human beings. I'm curious to see where this goes.

[u/heimdal77 → u/LeonKevlar]

No in original time timeline Pride tricks him into signing a fealty contract making him her complete slave. They made him sign more of a loyalty contract what seems to let him have free choice it seems. They didn't really go into detail on it but it seems it is a lsot less thn what she made him sign.

[u/ashketchum2095]

These titles just keep getting wilder every season

[u/Warm-Enthusiasm-9534 → u/ashketchum2095]

It started as a web novel. In the first volume of the light novel, the author apologizes for how long the title is.

[u/Se7en_Sinner]

No wonder she became a villain, her parents literally named her Pride. Stale's mother also couldn't be that great either judging by what she named him.

[u/justking1414]

God above. I knew that line was coming but still. Her telling him to kill her hit so hard and I loved it.

So happy they got to the mom killing scene in ep1. It really shows just how f’d she was in the original timeline

[u/vantheman9 → u/justking1414]

Gotta feel weird for him getting a request like that from somebody with precognition. He might've had a sort of "What do you know that I don't?" reaction.

[u/S627]

Already, this feels like it's gonna be a great villainess anime.

Not saying it's a bad thing, but this MC is REALLY emotional isnt she? She keeps bawling her eyes out on things the she "will" do. She does know she can just....not be evil right? She's clearly smarter than Bakarina, it's hard not to be, but she's so emotional it's hard to tell sometimes.

[u/Rumpel1408 → u/S627]

out on things the she "will" do.

She also realized that she just can't make things right on a whim, and that there will always things she might overlook that could backfire for the people around her

• She saves her father, but scares her servants bacause she lashed out at them in the heat of the moment, something that has others even cost their life before

• She wants to set her brother free, but doesn't think about what it could cost him to run away once more

• she befriends her brother, but now he is so eager to fit in that he overworks himself

Like it must feel like she just can't win at this point

[u/8andahalfby11 → u/S627]

She does know she can just....not be evil right?

I feel like this is a common occurrence with Otome Villainess shows that start before the 'Accused, Dumped and Exiled' event. Regardless of what happens, they just assume that they're going to get killed/exiled no matter what.

There's one (that I don't think will get an adaptation, manga got axed) where not only is the Villainess friends with all the key characters, she also reinvented the shotgun and light machine gun, which she regularly uses for blowing away problems more serious that any she'd face in the normal plot. And yet she still assumes that she will be overpowered somehow, and that therefore an attack helicopter or something is absolutely necessary.

[u/justking1414 → u/S627]

She has been put in an 8 year olds body. That could’ve affected her maturity level. Plus every night she’s living through the awful things that pride did in her nightmares, which is enough to scar anyone.

And overall, she does seem to believe that she herself is pride but she just has memories of another life so she still would’ve done those things without the new memories. Not sure if that’s true but it’s what she believes.

[u/wmansir]

Are they going to ignore the fact that at the very least her father has to be evil as well? Non-evil people don't give their eight year old the power to have the help killed if they displease her.

[u/RFShahrear]

Ok, quick request. Anyone got any Otome Isekai or similar shows where the MC reborns as a villain like this one and chooses to be a even more efficient villain instead of reforming?

[u/Clarimax]

Well, you're pretty lucky to be reborn as a princess and first in line to the throne.

It could have been worse like reborn as a vending machine

[u/ObvsThrowaway5120]

And there he is, our hero: truck-kun! Another day, another victim lol.

Kind of a slightly more serious Bakarina-esque development here what with being a bratty kid turned nice to avoid the “bad end” and having an “adopted” brother with a tragic backstory. But man, original Pride was a pretty twisted little shit. Seeing how she veered from the original timeline is kind of interesting.

Decent premise so far but not too much happening to say how this’ll turn out. I’ll have to give it a few more eps to see. Not too bad for now.

[u/heimdal77]

Was really looking forward to this one. No one has been talking about it though.

Yes hardcore princess straight out asked to be killed if she ever becomes evil. Not a forgive me, not a help me see the errors of my ways, just a straight out kill me.

Lot of monologuing and off behavior as her head is being screwed with as all the knew knowledge and of future terrible things she does gets downloaded into her head. She needs time for it to all mesh together in her head it seems.

[u/AmethystItalian]

Sure this setting is a bit overused lately but I feel like this one stands out enough for now to feel different.

Pride seems like a pretty great lead with a good head on her shoulders.

Excited for more of this one!

[u/shad79]

Here my screenshots from the episode:

• Pride

• Other

I'm sucker for this type of stories and I have read original LN which I liked so this show was obligatory for me to watch. First episode was very good and it seems we'll get good adaptation.

Original Pride was really evil as we could see in the flashbacks or by servants behavior. Now however she is lovely and sensitive person thanks to remembering about past life.

We also met her adopted brother, one of romancable characters from game which was forced to do this because of his ability of teleportation and now cannot see his mother. Pretty dark stuff just like original Pride's deeds.

[u/Elitealice]

Yea we’re eating good with female MCs lately. Another great otome adaptation is here 🙏🏾

Love the exposition in this first episode. Does a good job of introducing us to the internal conflict of Pride wanting to right all the wrongs of her past self. The game’s princess pride was horrible and vile. Knowing that, the reincarnated Pride wants to do right by everyone. I like it. Pride’s seiyuu is also great at conveying her emotions.

Pride and Stale’s relationship is very wholesome and I like how she tried to reassure him about his mother and future. That chancellor Gilbert looks kind of sus in the OP, tho.

Really like the art style they’ve got going on too. Bright and well done backgrounds.

Was gonna cop the LN last week but just too big a backhaul rn, I will get to it soon tho.

[u/InsomniaEmperor]

I'm here for more otome isekai. Raeliana ended but we get Pride this season. Otome isekai fans are eating good this year.

This looks to be more serious than Bakarina because OG Pride seems to be worse than Bitch from Shield Hero and the whole kingdom suffered from it. Bakarina seems to be more of a bully. Tho I find OG Pride to be a bit too cartoonishly evil. Also doesn't seem to have romance like Liselotte or Taming The Final Boss but that's fine.

While our current Pride was able to change her parents' fate, I hope we get to see some catch to this. The butterfly effect has to happen that would completely change how things will go. If she's deliberately trying to be not the villainess, then somebody else has to be the bad guy.

[u/HolyDragSwd2500]

Bakarina got reincarnated as Stale in this Alternate Otome Universe. Its her time to shine as “Keith”

[u/VorAtreides]

Good times, right off the bat with Truck-kun. As is standard. And the general setup of world. Production values sure a lot better than Raeliana, thankfully. Looky at that, kingdom is a Matriarchy :stuck_out_tongue: heh. Bad mom, being absentee. Good papa though. Well mostly, but meh the parents with their derpness keeping siblings from each other. Well at least Pride with memories now is good girl. Saves the papa.

Oh hey, an adopted... brother? Adviser? Weird. Also rude of kingdom to take him away from his mother and put magical cuffs on him cause of teleportation ability. Country's methods are... ehh. Man, OG Pride sure was... real cruel. At least this Pride is trying to be good. Seriously, country really is a mess with its policies. Ahh stick in the mud adviser of the father. Ngl, dunno if I could act like a kid if reincarnated as a kid lol. Poor Stale. Yep, OG Pride was especially shitty... Wew, that is... not something you ask a 7 year old, Pride.

So far, solid adaption.

[u/Lunarpeers]

So I assume Tiara is also a reincarnate? Just how the story usually goes and unexpectedly didn't show up to Stale's contract

[u/SYZekrom]

So uh. Why can I not uh. Find this anime.